Building CLFS with LFS?

ProtoformX · 04-05-2010, 10:03 PM

Is this possible?

esm_menc · 04-06-2010, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by ProtoformX

Is this possible?

If you read the book at clfs, you would know the answer is yes.
also, you could use just about any linux to build CLFS/LFS etc...
! :O even windows! oooohhh!
just remember it's far easier to build in a linux environment.
if you build *LFS and the kernel differs then after build kernel you chroot here depmod -a that kernel or your gonna have problems booting it.

ProtoformX · 04-07-2010, 02:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by esm_menc

If you read the book at clfs, you would know the answer is yes.
also, you could use just about any linux to build CLFS/LFS etc...
! :O even windows! oooohhh!
just remember it's far easier to build in a linux environment.
if you build *LFS and the kernel differs then after build kernel you chroot here depmod -a that kernel or your gonna have problems booting it.

Yea but it you have a 32bit LFS build and you want to build CLFS x86_64, I thought this couldn't be done the standard way because of the lack of 64bit support?, especially in stages 6 when everything is actually running on the newly compiled stuff.. since we have 64bit apps but only a 32bit kernel and headers... running (unless we boot into the new system)